Renewal reward processes with fuzzy rewards and their applications to T-age replacement policies

Article Abstract:

Fuzzy set theory may be employed on renewal reward processes. The reward is modeled as a fuzzy random variable. A theorem which indicates the long-run average fuzzy reward per unit time was presented and a process for determining the best T-age replacement policy with fuzzy cost structure was designed. The original problem was transformed into a nonlinear program to assess the membership of the long-run average fuzzy cost per unit time.

Operations Research, Methods, Management science

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Cluster analysis based on fuzzy equivalence relation

Article Abstract:

Fuzzy cluster analysis method to examine operation strategies of Taiwan airfreight forwarder is proposed.

Science & research, Management dynamics, TRANSPORTATION BY AIR, Air Transportation, Research, Management, Air transportation industry, Company business management

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The fuzzy estimators of fuzzy parameters based on fuzzy random variables

Article Abstract:

Use of fuzzy set theory for solving problems of nonlinear programming is presented.

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